FINDLAY — Wynford faced a pair of two-score deficits and didn’t fold, but in the end, it made too many mistakes. Liberty-Benton capitalized on five Royals turnovers and held on for a 34-29 victory Friday night at Liberty-Benton.

SYCAMORE — Members of the North Central Electric Cooperative met Wednesday for the Action Committee for Rural Electrification and Co-Op Owners for Political Action Luncheon at the Sycamore Community Center. President of NCEC, Duane Frankart, said Ohio electrical cooperative members are the leaders of all the states in participation in reaching the goal of providing safe, reliable and affordable electricity to members.

The Andersons Inc. donated three rescue harnesses to Wyandot County EMS for its confined space rescue team.

Upper Sandusky shot well over its average but it was good enough to take a 179-198 victory against Buckeye Central on Wednesday in Northern 10 Athletic Conference boys golf action at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. Brett Montgomery medaled with a 42 — a solid score for most but 8.5 strokes off of his average entering the match. Many of the other scores were high, too, for both teams. Owen Knapp contributed a 42, Ben Latham shot a 45, and Evan Young finished with a 49 for the Rams (5-1, 3-0 N10).

Marion Harding overwhelmed Upper Sandusky 5-0 in a girls tennis match Wednesday at Upper Sandusky. The Presidents (7-1) won all five matches in straight sets against the Rams (2-4).

SYCAMORE — Three new members of Sycamore Volunteer Fire and Rescue were sworn into the department at the Sycamore Village Council meeting Thursday.

Early reports from the scene of a crash along U.S. 23/ U.S. 30 near 199 indicate one person received minor injuries in a crash Wednesday morning after 7 a.m.

CAREY — The streak continues. The Carey volleyball team increased its winning streak Upper Sandusky to seven with a 25-19, 25-23, 25-18 victory on Tuesday at Carey.

Representatives from the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce and Steak Fry event sponsor Wyandot Mutual Insurance Agency were on hand to donate a check for $300 to Open Door Resource Center on Monday morning.

CAREY — New Riegel stayed unbeaten by sweeping Carey 25-16, 25-19, 25-21 on Monday night in a nonconference volleyball match at Carey. McKenzie Row led the Blue Devils (1-3) with nine kills and also added seven digs and two blocks. Bailey Tanner had four kills.